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In page Joanne Catherall:

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Soon after "Boys and Girls" came the recruitment of professional musicians Ian Burden and Jo Callis, which sharpened the band's output considerably.[citation needed] Now working with a new producer, Martin Rushent, the band's next single, "Sound of the Crowd", was their commercial breakthrough, becoming a Top 20 hit. It was also the first single to include both Catherall's and Sulley's vocals. The band were invited to play on the UK's principal music programme BBC TV's Top of the Pops with only a few hours' notice.[citation needed] The first Catherall knew about her first appearance on TV was when Sulley's mother rushed to collect her and Sulley from school mid-lessons for the drive to the London studios.[citation needed]